This changelog documents the ongoing development of JSON Suite. We are committed to continuous improvement, regularly adding new features, enhancing existing tools, and responding to community feedback. Subscribe to our blog for detailed announcements and tutorials.
August 2026 — Path Query Tool
Version 2.8
- Added JSON Path Query tool with JSONPath expression support
- Interactive query builder for non-technical users
- Live preview of query results with syntax highlighting
- Added query history and saved expressions feature
May 2026 — Blog Launch
Version 2.7
- Launched comprehensive blog with JSON tutorials and guides
- Published articles on JSON parsing, common errors, and best practices
- Added comparison guides: JSON vs XML vs YAML
- Created beginner-friendly guides for JavaScript and Python developers
February 2026 — Accessibility Improvements
Version 2.6
- WCAG 2.1 AA compliance updates across all tools
- Improved keyboard navigation and focus management
- Enhanced screen reader support with ARIA labels
- Better color contrast ratios in both light and dark modes
- Added skip navigation links for keyboard users
November 2025 — Excel Export
Version 2.5
- Added JSON to Excel converter with native .xlsx export
- Support for nested JSON flattening in spreadsheet output
- Custom column mapping and header formatting options
- Multiple worksheet support for complex data structures
September 2025 — Mobile Improvements
Version 2.4
- Complete mobile UI redesign for better touch interaction
- Responsive editor panels with swipe navigation
- Improved button sizes and touch targets
- Mobile-optimized file upload and download experience
July 2025 — YAML Converter
Version 2.3
- Added bidirectional JSON to YAML converter
- Support for YAML anchors and aliases
- Multi-document YAML support
- Preserves comments when converting YAML to JSON (as metadata)
May 2025 — Performance Updates
Version 2.2
- Optimized parsing engine for files up to 50MB
- Implemented Web Workers for background processing
- Reduced initial page load time by 40%
- Lazy loading for syntax highlighting themes
March 2025 — JWT Decoder
Version 2.1
- Added JWT (JSON Web Token) decoder tool
- Automatic header, payload, and signature separation
- Expiration time validation and warnings
- Support for common JWT algorithms (HS256, RS256, ES256)
January 2025 — Bulk Convert
Version 2.0
- Major update: Bulk conversion tool for multiple files
- Drag-and-drop folder upload support
- Batch processing with progress indicators
- ZIP download for converted files
- Support for mixed input formats in single batch
November 2024 — Dark Mode
Version 1.5
- Added system-aware dark mode with manual toggle
- Optimized syntax highlighting themes for both modes
- Persistent theme preference across sessions
- Reduced eye strain for late-night coding sessions
September 2024 — Tree Viewer
Version 1.4
- Added interactive JSON Tree Viewer
- Collapsible nodes with expand/collapse all options
- Search functionality within tree structure
- Path copying for any selected node
- Type indicators for values (string, number, boolean, null)
July 2024 — CSV Converter
Version 1.3
- Added bidirectional JSON to CSV converter
- Automatic header detection from JSON keys
- Support for nested object flattening
- Custom delimiter options (comma, semicolon, tab)
- Direct download as .csv file
May 2024 — JSON Formatter Improvements
Version 1.2
- Enhanced error messages with line and column numbers
- Added auto-format on paste option
- URL fetching to load JSON from remote endpoints
- Keyboard shortcuts for common actions (Ctrl+Enter to format)
- Copy to clipboard with visual confirmation
April 2024 — Auto-Fix Tool
Version 1.1
- Added Auto-Fix Invalid JSON tool
- Automatic repair of common syntax errors
- Fixes trailing commas, unquoted keys, single quotes
- Detailed report of applied fixes
March 2024 — Initial Launch
Version 1.0
- JSON Suite officially launched
- JSON Formatter with syntax highlighting and validation
- JSON Compare tool for side-by-side diff viewing
- JSON to XML converter
- Base64 encoder/decoder
- Privacy-first architecture: all processing client-side
Have a feature request or found a bug? Visit our Contact page to let us know. We actively incorporate community feedback into our development roadmap.